Assault On A Woman Doctor In Telangana State in South India Is An Illustration Of Unruly Times We Live In
The assault on a woman doctor in Telangana State in South India is a repeated reminder of uncertain times we live in. No secure surroundings and no safe haven as far as womenfolk goes is all that the youngest State in South India inherited after it was bifurcated from Andhra Pradesh State. Had the cops been less casual in their approach the assault would not have occurred in the first place. The perpetrators had the gall to not only sexually assault the doctor residing in Telangana, they went on to set her on fire.
Uncivilised territories show uncivilised behaviour and men during their upbringing with tons of depravity thrown in is a lot to do with their unruly conduct. And not having been sensitised they lodge attack on women of different age group now and then. The assault shows how little the menfolk care about women and how the latter haplessly fall victim to their evil designs - and none come to their rescue even if they are in the vicinity of the attack.
And here we have politicos and cops on whose security millions in cash is dumped in each month taking refuge in the fact that woman doctor should have established contact by dialling number 100 instead of calling her sister or setting her scooter with a flat tyre fixed. Cops are busy in garnering easy money (IPS is a shameless gathering of uncivilised merchants/men who can't rein in their juniors who are always unresponsive in their conduct as far as crime goes; they go to even that far to block your net connection from smartphone or Jio as they have access to your username and password), politicos are busy in installing one govt with a dash of tantrum thrown in and women are all by themselves as far as their well being and security goes. In every household whenever a child is born especially a boy he needs to be initiated into an orientation where showing respect for women of varying age group and diverse background should be the hallmark of his existence. Brethren of CAs in some colonies of the prime city throw parties in the dead of night even when they have read about this assault a day or two earlier and take pleasure in the fact that rock music at a high pitch would be welcomed by one and all. Mind you you are setting the stage for barbarism to chip in.
In cities and towns of India millions are spent by affordable households in purchasing expensive cars and pulsating homes notwithstanding the social upheaval that is rocking the state now and then. They care two hoots about assault on women in remote corners of country like India and spend billions in throwing lavish parties marking their inauguration into adulthood. There is a lavish spread as far as wedding goes and no stone is left unturned to make it a grand show. You can't hail this tribe and shame to those who make wedding a grand affair despite pleas by citizens concerned to keep it simple. The liquor vends that exist at every nook and corner of the country and the videos of sexual connotations that they can access on their mobiles is a steady platform for them to engage in sexual misconduct and stooping to a low that any civilised society would be ashamed of.
Hindi Film Industry and Indian Film Industry and the sexual charm they take by featuring filthy jokes in the movies to win mass appeal should be done away with. Unless the pompous cities and towns of India do away with lavish lifestyles by throwing bash now and then the assault on women and the enormity with which it takes place would be difficult to rein in.
Some news channels take this as a challenge of reporting the breach in security of a politico in What's Trending knowing fully well this does not gel well with the sentiment prevailing in the country. Respect a girl when she is born, hail her inauguration into childhood with a dash of positive sentiment thrown in, hail her entry into adulthood with charm and respect her dignity all through her life. A Woman Of Today Is A Woman Of Tomorrow who has equal and every right to see the Next Day, Next Month, Next Year, Next Decade and Next Century.
The assault on a woman doctor in Telangana State in South India is a repeated reminder of uncertain times we live in. No secure surroundings and no safe haven as far as womenfolk goes is all that the youngest State in South India inherited after it was bifurcated from Andhra Pradesh State. Had the cops been less casual in their approach the assault would not have occurred in the first place. The perpetrators had the gall to not only sexually assault the doctor residing in Telangana, they went on to set her on fire.
Uncivilised territories show uncivilised behaviour and men during their upbringing with tons of depravity thrown in is a lot to do with their unruly conduct. And not having been sensitised they lodge attack on women of different age group now and then. The assault shows how little the menfolk care about women and how the latter haplessly fall victim to their evil designs - and none come to their rescue even if they are in the vicinity of the attack.
And here we have politicos and cops on whose security millions in cash is dumped in each month taking refuge in the fact that woman doctor should have established contact by dialling number 100 instead of calling her sister or setting her scooter with a flat tyre fixed. Cops are busy in garnering easy money (IPS is a shameless gathering of uncivilised merchants/men who can't rein in their juniors who are always unresponsive in their conduct as far as crime goes; they go to even that far to block your net connection from smartphone or Jio as they have access to your username and password), politicos are busy in installing one govt with a dash of tantrum thrown in and women are all by themselves as far as their well being and security goes. In every household whenever a child is born especially a boy he needs to be initiated into an orientation where showing respect for women of varying age group and diverse background should be the hallmark of his existence. Brethren of CAs in some colonies of the prime city throw parties in the dead of night even when they have read about this assault a day or two earlier and take pleasure in the fact that rock music at a high pitch would be welcomed by one and all. Mind you you are setting the stage for barbarism to chip in.
In cities and towns of India millions are spent by affordable households in purchasing expensive cars and pulsating homes notwithstanding the social upheaval that is rocking the state now and then. They care two hoots about assault on women in remote corners of country like India and spend billions in throwing lavish parties marking their inauguration into adulthood. There is a lavish spread as far as wedding goes and no stone is left unturned to make it a grand show. You can't hail this tribe and shame to those who make wedding a grand affair despite pleas by citizens concerned to keep it simple. The liquor vends that exist at every nook and corner of the country and the videos of sexual connotations that they can access on their mobiles is a steady platform for them to engage in sexual misconduct and stooping to a low that any civilised society would be ashamed of.
Hindi Film Industry and Indian Film Industry and the sexual charm they take by featuring filthy jokes in the movies to win mass appeal should be done away with. Unless the pompous cities and towns of India do away with lavish lifestyles by throwing bash now and then the assault on women and the enormity with which it takes place would be difficult to rein in.
Some news channels take this as a challenge of reporting the breach in security of a politico in What's Trending knowing fully well this does not gel well with the sentiment prevailing in the country. Respect a girl when she is born, hail her inauguration into childhood with a dash of positive sentiment thrown in, hail her entry into adulthood with charm and respect her dignity all through her life. A Woman Of Today Is A Woman Of Tomorrow who has equal and every right to see the Next Day, Next Month, Next Year, Next Decade and Next Century.
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